Synonyms include Eumacrotona bella, Eumacrotona simplex, Heteracris australis, Macrotona gracilis, Macrotona lineola.

Most individuals have a bronze colouring behind the rear legs.

[3] Its presence has been verified across mainland Australia and Tasmania.

[4] It is commonly found with spinifex grass in heath habitats.

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